@griffith it's almost like human resources as a concept is actually useful but mean the exact opposite in practice. like imagine if in MSGV you could totally automate the mother base unit allocation system but suddenly you stopped getting any new recruits and all your skilled people are shunted to unrelated units until you started losing all your R&D. that's what we have now
The moral of this story isn't "ultralight backpackers are right" but rather "If I were in the Vietnam War, I'd be strong enough to carry the M60 through the jungle, and I should never drop below that fitness level"
The fact that I envision life without the Internet and it seems like an immediate improvement really says everything you need to know about the modern Internet.
Coworker filling me in on the "tiktok ban" that somehow is still being talked about maybe actually happening, and he mentioned the new alternative called xiaohongshu and I did a genuine spit-take. I feel like an MKULTRA victim.
@MechaSilvio@deprecated_ii Both can be true. Every single person older than me that I knew growing up went into computer science or cyber security. All of them. My dad did, my brother did, their friends did, their dogs did. Even if there's a lot of optimizing to be done, good luck trying to even do that work when you're resume #300,000 in just your city alone.
@SuhDude@p@PraxisOfEvil But for beginners I would highly recommend against dual booting because it can run into problems quickly. Just run off a live USB until you find a good flavor of distro+de and then install it on a separate hard drive, much fewer problems that way.